By Alexander CousleyThe last three months have seen bursts of excitement that the Chinese government was about to open the ...
Chinese stocks and the yuan slumped as fears of worsening Sino-American tensions further undermined investor confidence after ...
China’s top legislative body approved additional debt relief for local governments and promised more support next year.
Beijing looks set to do just enough to stabilize the situation, but not enough to spur growth.
Executives at Chinese state-owned banks probably have one of the financial world's most thankless jobs. Beijing has loosened ...
Economists spoke after Beijing unveiled its debt-relief plan following a week-long meeting of China’s top legislative body.
China-focused exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and stocks of Chinese companies listed on U.S. exchanges fell Friday, after Beiing ...
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China's Next Stimulus Package Is Unlikely to Put Market Fully at EaseChinese lawmakers are gathering in the shadow of the US election to sign off on a fiscal package that’s set to run into the ...
A $1.4 trillion stimulus package sounds big but investors in Chinese stock markets were clearly hoping for more. Still, there ...
China unveiled a 10 trillion yuan ($1.40 trillion) debt package on Friday to ease local government financing strains and ...
The measures aim to repair municipal balance sheets as a longer-term objective, rather than directly inject money into the ...
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